Struggling Nokia may sell company headquarters in Finland
In yet another sign of how far it has fallen, Nokia is considering selling its corporate headquarters in Espoo, Finland, to cut costs.
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iPhone
Sam Oliver
iPhone-less US carriers T-Mobile, MetroPCS on path to merge
T-Mobile, the fourth-largest wireless carrier in the U.S., is on track to merge with MetroPCS after the board of America's fifth-largest carrier approved an agreement.
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Katie Marsal
Apple iPhone 5, 4S among most environmentally friendly phones, study finds
iFixit and HealthyStuff teamed up to analyze the level of toxic chemicals found in 36 mobile phones, and found modern handsets to contain fewer harmful chemicals than their predecessors with Apple's iPhone 4S and new iPhone 5 among the least toxic.
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Mikey Campbell
Yield rates for Apple's iPhone 5 in-cell touch panels improving
After some initial issues with creating in-cell touchscreen displays for Apple's new iPhone 5, yield rates are said to be improving, helping to ease constraints.
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Neil Hughes
Apple says purple fringing is normal for iPhone 5 camera
In a reply to a customer inquiry regarding the "purple flare" some iPhone 5 users have seen when taking pictures with bright light sources in frame, an AppleCare representative says the phenomenon is considered "normal behavior" for the new handset's camera.
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Bug causing iPhone 5s to use cellular data while on Wi-Fi may not be limited to Verizon
An unknown bug that causes iPhones to use data from cellular networks even when connected to a Wi-Fi network may not be a Verizon-only issue as reports of similar problems from users on other carriers increase.
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Apple new Maps app hints company could extend service to Mac, PC browsers
Sharing a link from Apple's new Maps application in iOS 6 automatically forwards Mac and PC users to Google Maps, but the origin URL of "maps.apple.com" hints that Apple Maps could come to non-iOS devices in the future and compete with Google Maps on a wider scale.
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AppleInsider Staff
Apple's updated App Store terms could kill app promotion services
A revision to the terms and conditions of Apple's App Store has sparked concern that the company could stomp out a side market of applications that promote other apps.
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Apple seen as 'unlikely' to introduce new, inexpensive iPhone model
With the iPhone 3GS discontinued as of the launch of the iPhone 5, one market watcher believes Apple has signaled that it does not intend to introduce a new, lower-priced iPhone model in the near future.
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Daniel Eran Dilger
